Indians have a special love for gold. But there is demand and supply mis-match and the fallout of this is high gold import levels, which affects trade deficit. Government recently introduced GoldBond scheme which augment to already existing other paper based options - Gold ETF and Gold Fund. What are the difference between all three and how do they compare to buying physical gold?
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SovereignGoldBond Scheme bypasses common problems with physical gold investments. Is it worthwhile to invest in them? Note-Interest rate for latest bond issue: 2.5% p.a.
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Gold has traditionally been one of the most preferred investment options for many people in India. In the past few years huge amount of gold investments by Indians had been impacting growth of investments in financial investments like equities, all types of mutual funds and debt instruments like bonds, among others. This in turn, impacted the money available in the economy for its growth. This was one of the major reasons why the government came up with the Sovereign Gold Bonds Scheme.
The idea was to discourage people from buying physical gold and instead invest in a financial investment linked to gold. Here, we will try to answer a simple question: “Should you invest in the Sovereign Gold Bonds?” That’s coming up in a little while.
Efficient benefit of gold investment
Investing in physical gold has many problems that the gold bond bypasses. When you buy a gold bond instead of physical gold you do not incur safekeeping costs. Remember, you need to lock up your gold in a bank locker. In a gold bond, there is also no fear of the usual gold impurity or loss from making charges.
Superior return to physical gold
The government has promised a top-up interest payout of 2.75% per annum on gold bonds which will be paid semi-annually to the investor’s bank account. With physical gold, you only get the benefit of capital appreciation but in gold bond you get this extra interest benefit beside the capital appreciation.
Long holding period ensures stable return
The bond is issued for a maturity period of 8 years. It saves investors from any mid-term volatility, as over the long term, the chance of any capital loss reduces substantially.
Liquidity option through exchanges
You have the exit option from these bonds after completion of 5 years. These bonds can be traded on stock exchanges. Hence, people who need the cash mid-way, can theoretically sell their bonds on these exchanges if buyers are available. However, if you sell these bonds before maturity you would lose the tax benefits and need to pay taxes on the gains.
Tax free return
The gains made from these gold bonds are totally tax exempt if held till its maturity of 8 years. However, if you sell or transfer it early, long term capital gains tax will have to be paid after taking into account inflation indexation
.
Risk of stagnation
While in the bond’s eight year period, chances of capital erosion are very low, there remains the risk of stagnation of value. For instance, the gold price was Rs 3,939 per 10 gram at the end of 1994 and, after 8 years at the end of 2002, the gold price was at Rs 4,286 per 10 gram, or a return of mere 8.8% in a period of 8 years. This translates to an annual compounded growth of 1.06%. Historically, gold has gone though such long periods of stagnation.
Have limited exposure
While the interest paid on the Sovereign Gold Bond is attractive, it does get balanced out by the risk of stagnation in the gold investment’s value.
We, at FundooMoney, feel that you must have a very limited exposure to these bonds. In any case, all your gold, gold-related and commodity investments including gold exchange traded funds (ETF) should not cross 10-15% of the value of your total investments at any time.
We hope you found this useful. Do share with us and others on this channel your views on investing in Sovereign Gold Bonds by writing in the comments section. For more such actionable personal finance information, subscribe to our channel. Also, visit our website, download our mobile app and stay connected with us on Instagram, Pinterest and Slideshare.
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Govt of India has launched the SovereignGoldBonds (SGBs) Scheme last year which seeks to encourage people to buy gold bonds instead of physical gold. Sovereign Gold Bonds are Government securities denominated in multiples of gram(s) of gold which offer fixed interest rate apart from Gold’s capital appreciation. These Bonds are issued by the Reserve Bank of India on behalf of the Government of India and are traded on stock exchange.
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SovereignGoldBond 2017-18 – Series II
Sovereign Gold Bonds are the safest way to buy digital Gold, as they are issued by Govt. of India, You not only benefit from possible Asset appreciation opportunity, but are also assured 2.50%per annum interest.
Applications for Gold Bonds will be accepted from July 10th, 2017 to July 14th, 2017.
Details of Sovereign Gold Bonds
Issue Period: July 10th, 2017 to July 14th, 2017
Issue Price: Rs. 2780
Coupon rate: 2.5% per annum which will be paid semi–annually.
MinimumApplication size: 1 Units ( 1 Gram) and thereafter in multiples of 1 {Upper Cap of 500 gms}
Maximum Application Size: 500 grams per person per fiscal year (Apr–Mar)
Mode of Allotment: Customers will be issued a Holding certificate (Form C). Bonds are eligible for conversion to Demat form
Date Of Allotment: July 28th2017
Tenure of the bond: Period of 8 years with exit option from 5th year to be exercised on the interest payment dates.
(Interest on the Bonds will be taxable as per the provisions of the Income-tax Act, 1961. The Capital gains tax arising on redemption of SGB to an individual has been exempted. )
INTRODUCTIONHonorable finance minister in the union Budget 2015-16 has announced the introduction of a sovereign Gold Bond to reduce the demand for physical gold. Bonds will be issued by the Reserve bank of India on behalf of the Government of India.
The salient features of the scheme are:-
Tenor of the bond will be for a period of 8 years with exit option at 5th, 6th and 7th year. Here exit option for the customer will only be on the next coupon date. This will happen automatically once the redemption is entered
Bonds will be issued in denomination of a basic unit of one gram and multiple of one unit thereafter with minimum investment of 1 Unit (1 Gram).
Maximum amount that can be bought by an entity will be 500 grams per person per fiscal year (Apr –Mar).
Customers will be issued a Holding certificate. Bonds are eligible for conversion to Demat form.
Coupon rate for the investors will be @ 2.5% per annum which will be paid semi – annually. (Interest on the Bonds will be taxable as per the provisions of the Income-tax Act, 1961(43 of 1961). Capital gains tax treatment will be the same as that for physical gold.)
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This video tries to explain the SovereignGoldBond Scheme that the Indian Government has recently announced.
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SovereignGoldBond Scheme for CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION explained in the simplest way. NEOIAS e-learning classes is an online program whose aim is to create CIVIL SERVANTS for the development of the nation by providing the video series of complete topics that are relevant for the CIVIL SERVICES (IAS/IPS) Exam.

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Leave behind the hassles of storage, purity, wastage and transaction charges. Bonds are transferable, can be traded and used as a collateral for loans! Discover the new ways of investing in gold with SovereignGold Bonds. For details, visit axisbank.com

Sovereignty

Sovereignty is understood in jurisprudence as the full right and power of a governing body to govern itself without any interference from outside sources or bodies. In political theory, sovereignty is a substantive term designating supreme authority over some polity. It is a basic principle underlying the dominant Westphalian model of state foundation.

Derived from Latin through French souveraineté, its attainment and retention, in both Chinese and Western culture, has traditionally been associated with certain moral imperatives upon any claimant.

Different approaches

The concept of sovereignty has been discussed throughout history, from the time before recorded history through to the present day. It has changed in its definition, concept, and application throughout, especially during the Age of Enlightenment. The current notion of state sovereignty contains four aspects consisting of territory, population, authority and recognition. According to Stephen D. Krasner, the term could also be understood in four different ways:

Indians have a special love for gold. But there is demand and supply mis-match and the fallout of this is high gold import levels, which affects trade deficit. Government recently introduced GoldBond scheme which augment to already existing other paper based options - Gold ETF and Gold Fund. What are the difference between all three and how do they compare to buying physical gold?
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4:13

Should You Buy Sovereign Gold Bonds?

Should You Buy Sovereign Gold Bonds?

Should You Buy Sovereign Gold Bonds?

SovereignGoldBond Scheme bypasses common problems with physical gold investments. Is it worthwhile to invest in them? Note-Interest rate for latest bond issue: 2.5% p.a.
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Gold has traditionally been one of the most preferred investment options for many people in India. In the past few years huge amount of gold investments by Indians had been impacting growth of investments in financial investments like equities, all types of mutual funds and debt instruments like bonds, among others. This in turn, impacted the money available in the economy for its growth. This was one of the major reasons why the government came up with the Sovereign Gold Bonds Scheme.
The idea was to discourage people from buying physical gold and instead invest in a financial investment linked to gold. Here, we will try to answer a simple question: “Should you invest in the Sovereign Gold Bonds?” That’s coming up in a little while.
Efficient benefit of gold investment
Investing in physical gold has many problems that the gold bond bypasses. When you buy a gold bond instead of physical gold you do not incur safekeeping costs. Remember, you need to lock up your gold in a bank locker. In a gold bond, there is also no fear of the usual gold impurity or loss from making charges.
Superior return to physical gold
The government has promised a top-up interest payout of 2.75% per annum on gold bonds which will be paid semi-annually to the investor’s bank account. With physical gold, you only get the benefit of capital appreciation but in gold bond you get this extra interest benefit beside the capital appreciation.
Long holding period ensures stable return
The bond is issued for a maturity period of 8 years. It saves investors from any mid-term volatility, as over the long term, the chance of any capital loss reduces substantially.
Liquidity option through exchanges
You have the exit option from these bonds after completion of 5 years. These bonds can be traded on stock exchanges. Hence, people who need the cash mid-way, can theoretically sell their bonds on these exchanges if buyers are available. However, if you sell these bonds before maturity you would lose the tax benefits and need to pay taxes on the gains.
Tax free return
The gains made from these gold bonds are totally tax exempt if held till its maturity of 8 years. However, if you sell or transfer it early, long term capital gains tax will have to be paid after taking into account inflation indexation
.
Risk of stagnation
While in the bond’s eight year period, chances of capital erosion are very low, there remains the risk of stagnation of value. For instance, the gold price was Rs 3,939 per 10 gram at the end of 1994 and, after 8 years at the end of 2002, the gold price was at Rs 4,286 per 10 gram, or a return of mere 8.8% in a period of 8 years. This translates to an annual compounded growth of 1.06%. Historically, gold has gone though such long periods of stagnation.
Have limited exposure
While the interest paid on the Sovereign Gold Bond is attractive, it does get balanced out by the risk of stagnation in the gold investment’s value.
We, at FundooMoney, feel that you must have a very limited exposure to these bonds. In any case, all your gold, gold-related and commodity investments including gold exchange traded funds (ETF) should not cross 10-15% of the value of your total investments at any time.
We hope you found this useful. Do share with us and others on this channel your views on investing in Sovereign Gold Bonds by writing in the comments section. For more such actionable personal finance information, subscribe to our channel. Also, visit our website, download our mobile app and stay connected with us on Instagram, Pinterest and Slideshare.
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6:38

Sovereign Gold Bonds Features | What are SGBs? By Yadnya

Sovereign Gold Bonds Features | What are SGBs? By Yadnya

Sovereign Gold Bonds Features | What are SGBs? By Yadnya

Govt of India has launched the SovereignGoldBonds (SGBs) Scheme last year which seeks to encourage people to buy gold bonds instead of physical gold. Sovereign Gold Bonds are Government securities denominated in multiples of gram(s) of gold which offer fixed interest rate apart from Gold’s capital appreciation. These Bonds are issued by the Reserve Bank of India on behalf of the Government of India and are traded on stock exchange.
Should you buy these bonds? What are the key benefits? How are they better than other gold investments? Please watch the video to get the answers to these questions
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Sovereign Gold Bond 2017-18 – Series II REVIEW

SovereignGoldBond 2017-18 – Series II
Sovereign Gold Bonds are the safest way to buy digital Gold, as they are issued by Govt. of India, You not only benefit from possible Asset appreciation opportunity, but are also assured 2.50%per annum interest.
Applications for Gold Bonds will be accepted from July 10th, 2017 to July 14th, 2017.
Details of Sovereign Gold Bonds
Issue Period: July 10th, 2017 to July 14th, 2017
Issue Price: Rs. 2780
Coupon rate: 2.5% per annum which will be paid semi–annually.
MinimumApplication size: 1 Units ( 1 Gram) and thereafter in multiples of 1 {Upper Cap of 500 gms}
Maximum Application Size: 500 grams per person per fiscal year (Apr–Mar)
Mode of Allotment: Customers will be issued a Holding certificate (Form C). Bonds are eligible for conversion to Demat form
Date Of Allotment: July 28th2017
Tenure of the bond: Period of 8 years with exit option from 5th year to be exercised on the interest payment dates.
(Interest on the Bonds will be taxable as per the provisions of the Income-tax Act, 1961. The Capital gains tax arising on redemption of SGB to an individual has been exempted. )
INTRODUCTIONHonorable finance minister in the union Budget 2015-16 has announced the introduction of a sovereign Gold Bond to reduce the demand for physical gold. Bonds will be issued by the Reserve bank of India on behalf of the Government of India.
The salient features of the scheme are:-
Tenor of the bond will be for a period of 8 years with exit option at 5th, 6th and 7th year. Here exit option for the customer will only be on the next coupon date. This will happen automatically once the redemption is entered
Bonds will be issued in denomination of a basic unit of one gram and multiple of one unit thereafter with minimum investment of 1 Unit (1 Gram).
Maximum amount that can be bought by an entity will be 500 grams per person per fiscal year (Apr –Mar).
Customers will be issued a Holding certificate. Bonds are eligible for conversion to Demat form.
Coupon rate for the investors will be @ 2.5% per annum which will be paid semi – annually. (Interest on the Bonds will be taxable as per the provisions of the Income-tax Act, 1961(43 of 1961). Capital gains tax treatment will be the same as that for physical gold.)
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4:27

What is the Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme?

What is the Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme?

What is the Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme?

This video tries to explain the SovereignGoldBond Scheme that the Indian Government has recently announced.
For MORE DETAILS, check out this video - bit.ly/cheatsheetepisode1
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14:46

Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme

Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme

Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme

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1:03

Invest in gold with Sovereign Gold Bonds!

Invest in gold with Sovereign Gold Bonds!

Invest in gold with Sovereign Gold Bonds!

Leave behind the hassles of storage, purity, wastage and transaction charges. Bonds are transferable, can be traded and used as a collateral for loans! Discover the new ways of investing in gold with SovereignGold Bonds. For details, visit axisbank.com

2:37

What is Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme?

What is Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme?

What is Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme?

This video aims to guide you through an alternative investment option to gold which is “SovereignGoldBond Scheme” introduced by Government of India in union budget 2015-16. This is an informative video illustrating what it means by the term “gold bond” and the various benefits that you derive out of it.
Gold bonds are the best investment alternative to gold. Unlike gold coins or golden jewellery, you don’t have worry about the storage and safe custody of Gold Bonds. They are government securities denominated in gold quantity rather than in rupees thus making it a secure and reliable investment option.
For more details, visit: http://finmaestro.com/blog

18:04

Sovereign gold bonds again on Akshya Tritiya eve

Sovereign gold bonds again on Akshya Tritiya eve

Sovereign gold bonds again on Akshya Tritiya eve

Sovereign gold bonds subscription opens on April 24; know about bond before investing.

6:30

Why Gold Investments Will Double in Next 2 Years

Why Gold Investments Will Double in Next 2 Years

Why Gold Investments Will Double in Next 2 Years

GoldInvestment is not so common in India. We buy Gold jewellery or gold coins instead of Gold ETF or E-Gold for investment purpose. Due to uncertain and volatile global economy, the Gold Investments may double in next 2 years. Let's check out the 10 reasons for the same.
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Watch to know how investments in gold bonds can earn you profits

Watch to know how investments in gold bonds can earn you profits

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Money Guru : Investment tips for investing in digital gold

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Indians have a special love for gold. But there is demand and supply mis-match and the fallout of this is high gold import levels, which affects trade deficit. Government recently introduced GoldBond scheme which augment to already existing other paper based options - Gold ETF and Gold Fund. What are the difference between all three and how do they compare to buying physical gold?
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published: 14 Nov 2016

Should You Buy Sovereign Gold Bonds?

SovereignGoldBond Scheme bypasses common problems with physical gold investments. Is it worthwhile to invest in them? Note-Interest rate for latest bond issue: 2.5% p.a.
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Gold has traditionally been one of the most preferred investment options for many people in India. In the past few years huge amount of gold investments by Indians had been impacting growth of investments in financial investments like equities, all types of mutual funds and debt instruments like bonds, among others. This in turn, impacted the money available in the economy for its growth. This was one of the major reasons why the government came up with the Soverei...

Sovereign Gold Bonds Features | What are SGBs? By Yadnya

Govt of India has launched the SovereignGoldBonds (SGBs) Scheme last year which seeks to encourage people to buy gold bonds instead of physical gold. Sovereign Gold Bonds are Government securities denominated in multiples of gram(s) of gold which offer fixed interest rate apart from Gold’s capital appreciation. These Bonds are issued by the Reserve Bank of India on behalf of the Government of India and are traded on stock exchange.
Should you buy these bonds? What are the key benefits? How are they better than other gold investments? Please watch the video to get the answers to these questions
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Tax Q&A, Sovereign Gold Bonds, November 13, 2017

The video answers viewer query on the treatment of the principal amount invested in sovereign gold bonds.
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Edited Highlights0:17 We take up a question by ChanduKumar Ravipudi related to taxation of SovereignGoldBond
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published: 13 Nov 2017

Sovereign Gold Bond 2017-18 – Series II REVIEW

SovereignGoldBond 2017-18 – Series II
Sovereign Gold Bonds are the safest way to buy digital Gold, as they are issued by Govt. of India, You not only benefit from possible Asset appreciation opportunity, but are also assured 2.50%per annum interest.
Applications for Gold Bonds will be accepted from July 10th, 2017 to July 14th, 2017.
Details of Sovereign Gold Bonds
Issue Period: July 10th, 2017 to July 14th, 2017
Issue Price: Rs. 2780
Coupon rate: 2.5% per annum which will be paid semi–annually.
MinimumApplication size: 1 Units ( 1 Gram) and thereafter in multiples of 1 {Upper Cap of 500 gms}
Maximum Application Size: 500 grams per person per fiscal year (Apr–Mar)
Mode of Allotment: Customers will be issued a Holding certificate (Form C). Bonds are eligible for conversion to D...

published: 11 Jul 2017

What is the Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme?

This video tries to explain the SovereignGoldBond Scheme that the Indian Government has recently announced.
For MORE DETAILS, check out this video - bit.ly/cheatsheetepisode1
Stay updated!
Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/sagaonyoutube
Twitter-https://twitter.com/sagaonyoutube

SovereignGoldBond Scheme for CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION explained in the simplest way. NEOIAS e-learning classes is an online program whose aim is to create CIVIL SERVANTS for the development of the nation by providing the video series of complete topics that are relevant for the CIVIL SERVICES (IAS/IPS) Exam.

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Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme

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published: 08 Feb 2018

Invest in gold with Sovereign Gold Bonds!

Leave behind the hassles of storage, purity, wastage and transaction charges. Bonds are transferable, can be traded and used as a collateral for loans! Discover the new ways of investing in gold with SovereignGold Bonds. For details, visit axisbank.com

published: 25 Apr 2017

What is Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme?

This video aims to guide you through an alternative investment option to gold which is “SovereignGoldBond Scheme” introduced by Government of India in union budget 2015-16. This is an informative video illustrating what it means by the term “gold bond” and the various benefits that you derive out of it.
Gold bonds are the best investment alternative to gold. Unlike gold coins or golden jewellery, you don’t have worry about the storage and safe custody of Gold Bonds. They are government securities denominated in gold quantity rather than in rupees thus making it a secure and reliable investment option.
For more details, visit: http://finmaestro.com/blog

published: 15 Dec 2017

Sovereign gold bonds again on Akshya Tritiya eve

Sovereign gold bonds subscription opens on April 24; know about bond before investing.

published: 21 Apr 2017

Why Gold Investments Will Double in Next 2 Years

GoldInvestment is not so common in India. We buy Gold jewellery or gold coins instead of Gold ETF or E-Gold for investment purpose. Due to uncertain and volatile global economy, the Gold Investments may double in next 2 years. Let's check out the 10 reasons for the same.
Check out the text blog: http://www.nitinbhatia.in/personal-finance/gold-investment/
T: http://twitter.com/nitinbhatia121
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Money Guru : Investment tips for investing in digital gold

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Indians have a special love for gold. But there is demand and supply mis-match and the fallout of this is high gold import levels, which affects trade deficit. ...

Indians have a special love for gold. But there is demand and supply mis-match and the fallout of this is high gold import levels, which affects trade deficit. Government recently introduced GoldBond scheme which augment to already existing other paper based options - Gold ETF and Gold Fund. What are the difference between all three and how do they compare to buying physical gold?
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Indians have a special love for gold. But there is demand and supply mis-match and the fallout of this is high gold import levels, which affects trade deficit. Government recently introduced GoldBond scheme which augment to already existing other paper based options - Gold ETF and Gold Fund. What are the difference between all three and how do they compare to buying physical gold?
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Should You Buy Sovereign Gold Bonds?

SovereignGoldBond Scheme bypasses common problems with physical gold investments. Is it worthwhile to invest in them? Note-Interest rate for latest bond issue...

SovereignGoldBond Scheme bypasses common problems with physical gold investments. Is it worthwhile to invest in them? Note-Interest rate for latest bond issue: 2.5% p.a.
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Gold has traditionally been one of the most preferred investment options for many people in India. In the past few years huge amount of gold investments by Indians had been impacting growth of investments in financial investments like equities, all types of mutual funds and debt instruments like bonds, among others. This in turn, impacted the money available in the economy for its growth. This was one of the major reasons why the government came up with the Sovereign Gold Bonds Scheme.
The idea was to discourage people from buying physical gold and instead invest in a financial investment linked to gold. Here, we will try to answer a simple question: “Should you invest in the Sovereign Gold Bonds?” That’s coming up in a little while.
Efficient benefit of gold investment
Investing in physical gold has many problems that the gold bond bypasses. When you buy a gold bond instead of physical gold you do not incur safekeeping costs. Remember, you need to lock up your gold in a bank locker. In a gold bond, there is also no fear of the usual gold impurity or loss from making charges.
Superior return to physical gold
The government has promised a top-up interest payout of 2.75% per annum on gold bonds which will be paid semi-annually to the investor’s bank account. With physical gold, you only get the benefit of capital appreciation but in gold bond you get this extra interest benefit beside the capital appreciation.
Long holding period ensures stable return
The bond is issued for a maturity period of 8 years. It saves investors from any mid-term volatility, as over the long term, the chance of any capital loss reduces substantially.
Liquidity option through exchanges
You have the exit option from these bonds after completion of 5 years. These bonds can be traded on stock exchanges. Hence, people who need the cash mid-way, can theoretically sell their bonds on these exchanges if buyers are available. However, if you sell these bonds before maturity you would lose the tax benefits and need to pay taxes on the gains.
Tax free return
The gains made from these gold bonds are totally tax exempt if held till its maturity of 8 years. However, if you sell or transfer it early, long term capital gains tax will have to be paid after taking into account inflation indexation
.
Risk of stagnation
While in the bond’s eight year period, chances of capital erosion are very low, there remains the risk of stagnation of value. For instance, the gold price was Rs 3,939 per 10 gram at the end of 1994 and, after 8 years at the end of 2002, the gold price was at Rs 4,286 per 10 gram, or a return of mere 8.8% in a period of 8 years. This translates to an annual compounded growth of 1.06%. Historically, gold has gone though such long periods of stagnation.
Have limited exposure
While the interest paid on the Sovereign Gold Bond is attractive, it does get balanced out by the risk of stagnation in the gold investment’s value.
We, at FundooMoney, feel that you must have a very limited exposure to these bonds. In any case, all your gold, gold-related and commodity investments including gold exchange traded funds (ETF) should not cross 10-15% of the value of your total investments at any time.
We hope you found this useful. Do share with us and others on this channel your views on investing in Sovereign Gold Bonds by writing in the comments section. For more such actionable personal finance information, subscribe to our channel. Also, visit our website, download our mobile app and stay connected with us on Instagram, Pinterest and Slideshare.
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SovereignGoldBond Scheme bypasses common problems with physical gold investments. Is it worthwhile to invest in them? Note-Interest rate for latest bond issue: 2.5% p.a.
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Gold has traditionally been one of the most preferred investment options for many people in India. In the past few years huge amount of gold investments by Indians had been impacting growth of investments in financial investments like equities, all types of mutual funds and debt instruments like bonds, among others. This in turn, impacted the money available in the economy for its growth. This was one of the major reasons why the government came up with the Sovereign Gold Bonds Scheme.
The idea was to discourage people from buying physical gold and instead invest in a financial investment linked to gold. Here, we will try to answer a simple question: “Should you invest in the Sovereign Gold Bonds?” That’s coming up in a little while.
Efficient benefit of gold investment
Investing in physical gold has many problems that the gold bond bypasses. When you buy a gold bond instead of physical gold you do not incur safekeeping costs. Remember, you need to lock up your gold in a bank locker. In a gold bond, there is also no fear of the usual gold impurity or loss from making charges.
Superior return to physical gold
The government has promised a top-up interest payout of 2.75% per annum on gold bonds which will be paid semi-annually to the investor’s bank account. With physical gold, you only get the benefit of capital appreciation but in gold bond you get this extra interest benefit beside the capital appreciation.
Long holding period ensures stable return
The bond is issued for a maturity period of 8 years. It saves investors from any mid-term volatility, as over the long term, the chance of any capital loss reduces substantially.
Liquidity option through exchanges
You have the exit option from these bonds after completion of 5 years. These bonds can be traded on stock exchanges. Hence, people who need the cash mid-way, can theoretically sell their bonds on these exchanges if buyers are available. However, if you sell these bonds before maturity you would lose the tax benefits and need to pay taxes on the gains.
Tax free return
The gains made from these gold bonds are totally tax exempt if held till its maturity of 8 years. However, if you sell or transfer it early, long term capital gains tax will have to be paid after taking into account inflation indexation
.
Risk of stagnation
While in the bond’s eight year period, chances of capital erosion are very low, there remains the risk of stagnation of value. For instance, the gold price was Rs 3,939 per 10 gram at the end of 1994 and, after 8 years at the end of 2002, the gold price was at Rs 4,286 per 10 gram, or a return of mere 8.8% in a period of 8 years. This translates to an annual compounded growth of 1.06%. Historically, gold has gone though such long periods of stagnation.
Have limited exposure
While the interest paid on the Sovereign Gold Bond is attractive, it does get balanced out by the risk of stagnation in the gold investment’s value.
We, at FundooMoney, feel that you must have a very limited exposure to these bonds. In any case, all your gold, gold-related and commodity investments including gold exchange traded funds (ETF) should not cross 10-15% of the value of your total investments at any time.
We hope you found this useful. Do share with us and others on this channel your views on investing in Sovereign Gold Bonds by writing in the comments section. For more such actionable personal finance information, subscribe to our channel. Also, visit our website, download our mobile app and stay connected with us on Instagram, Pinterest and Slideshare.
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Govt of India has launched the SovereignGoldBonds (SGBs) Scheme last year which seeks to encourage people to buy gold bonds instead of physical gold. Sovereign Gold Bonds are Government securities denominated in multiples of gram(s) of gold which offer fixed interest rate apart from Gold’s capital appreciation. These Bonds are issued by the Reserve Bank of India on behalf of the Government of India and are traded on stock exchange.
Should you buy these bonds? What are the key benefits? How are they better than other gold investments? Please watch the video to get the answers to these questions
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Govt of India has launched the SovereignGoldBonds (SGBs) Scheme last year which seeks to encourage people to buy gold bonds instead of physical gold. Sovereign Gold Bonds are Government securities denominated in multiples of gram(s) of gold which offer fixed interest rate apart from Gold’s capital appreciation. These Bonds are issued by the Reserve Bank of India on behalf of the Government of India and are traded on stock exchange.
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SovereignGoldBond 2017-18 – Series II
Sovereign Gold Bonds are the safest way to buy digital Gold, as they are issued by Govt. of India, You not only benefit from possible Asset appreciation opportunity, but are also assured 2.50%per annum interest.
Applications for Gold Bonds will be accepted from July 10th, 2017 to July 14th, 2017.
Details of Sovereign Gold Bonds
Issue Period: July 10th, 2017 to July 14th, 2017
Issue Price: Rs. 2780
Coupon rate: 2.5% per annum which will be paid semi–annually.
MinimumApplication size: 1 Units ( 1 Gram) and thereafter in multiples of 1 {Upper Cap of 500 gms}
Maximum Application Size: 500 grams per person per fiscal year (Apr–Mar)
Mode of Allotment: Customers will be issued a Holding certificate (Form C). Bonds are eligible for conversion to Demat form
Date Of Allotment: July 28th2017
Tenure of the bond: Period of 8 years with exit option from 5th year to be exercised on the interest payment dates.
(Interest on the Bonds will be taxable as per the provisions of the Income-tax Act, 1961. The Capital gains tax arising on redemption of SGB to an individual has been exempted. )
INTRODUCTIONHonorable finance minister in the union Budget 2015-16 has announced the introduction of a sovereign Gold Bond to reduce the demand for physical gold. Bonds will be issued by the Reserve bank of India on behalf of the Government of India.
The salient features of the scheme are:-
Tenor of the bond will be for a period of 8 years with exit option at 5th, 6th and 7th year. Here exit option for the customer will only be on the next coupon date. This will happen automatically once the redemption is entered
Bonds will be issued in denomination of a basic unit of one gram and multiple of one unit thereafter with minimum investment of 1 Unit (1 Gram).
Maximum amount that can be bought by an entity will be 500 grams per person per fiscal year (Apr –Mar).
Customers will be issued a Holding certificate. Bonds are eligible for conversion to Demat form.
Coupon rate for the investors will be @ 2.5% per annum which will be paid semi – annually. (Interest on the Bonds will be taxable as per the provisions of the Income-tax Act, 1961(43 of 1961). Capital gains tax treatment will be the same as that for physical gold.)
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SovereignGoldBond 2017-18 – Series II
Sovereign Gold Bonds are the safest way to buy digital Gold, as they are issued by Govt. of India, You not only benefit from possible Asset appreciation opportunity, but are also assured 2.50%per annum interest.
Applications for Gold Bonds will be accepted from July 10th, 2017 to July 14th, 2017.
Details of Sovereign Gold Bonds
Issue Period: July 10th, 2017 to July 14th, 2017
Issue Price: Rs. 2780
Coupon rate: 2.5% per annum which will be paid semi–annually.
MinimumApplication size: 1 Units ( 1 Gram) and thereafter in multiples of 1 {Upper Cap of 500 gms}
Maximum Application Size: 500 grams per person per fiscal year (Apr–Mar)
Mode of Allotment: Customers will be issued a Holding certificate (Form C). Bonds are eligible for conversion to Demat form
Date Of Allotment: July 28th2017
Tenure of the bond: Period of 8 years with exit option from 5th year to be exercised on the interest payment dates.
(Interest on the Bonds will be taxable as per the provisions of the Income-tax Act, 1961. The Capital gains tax arising on redemption of SGB to an individual has been exempted. )
INTRODUCTIONHonorable finance minister in the union Budget 2015-16 has announced the introduction of a sovereign Gold Bond to reduce the demand for physical gold. Bonds will be issued by the Reserve bank of India on behalf of the Government of India.
The salient features of the scheme are:-
Tenor of the bond will be for a period of 8 years with exit option at 5th, 6th and 7th year. Here exit option for the customer will only be on the next coupon date. This will happen automatically once the redemption is entered
Bonds will be issued in denomination of a basic unit of one gram and multiple of one unit thereafter with minimum investment of 1 Unit (1 Gram).
Maximum amount that can be bought by an entity will be 500 grams per person per fiscal year (Apr –Mar).
Customers will be issued a Holding certificate. Bonds are eligible for conversion to Demat form.
Coupon rate for the investors will be @ 2.5% per annum which will be paid semi – annually. (Interest on the Bonds will be taxable as per the provisions of the Income-tax Act, 1961(43 of 1961). Capital gains tax treatment will be the same as that for physical gold.)
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This video tries to explain the SovereignGoldBond Scheme that the Indian Government has recently announced.
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SovereignGoldBond Scheme for CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION explained in the simplest way. NEOIAS e-learning classes is an online program whose aim is to create C...

SovereignGoldBond Scheme for CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION explained in the simplest way. NEOIAS e-learning classes is an online program whose aim is to create CIVIL SERVANTS for the development of the nation by providing the video series of complete topics that are relevant for the CIVIL SERVICES (IAS/IPS) Exam.

SovereignGoldBond Scheme for CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION explained in the simplest way. NEOIAS e-learning classes is an online program whose aim is to create CIVIL SERVANTS for the development of the nation by providing the video series of complete topics that are relevant for the CIVIL SERVICES (IAS/IPS) Exam.

Invest in gold with Sovereign Gold Bonds!

Leave behind the hassles of storage, purity, wastage and transaction charges. Bonds are transferable, can be traded and used as a collateral for loans! Discover...

Leave behind the hassles of storage, purity, wastage and transaction charges. Bonds are transferable, can be traded and used as a collateral for loans! Discover the new ways of investing in gold with SovereignGold Bonds. For details, visit axisbank.com

Leave behind the hassles of storage, purity, wastage and transaction charges. Bonds are transferable, can be traded and used as a collateral for loans! Discover the new ways of investing in gold with SovereignGold Bonds. For details, visit axisbank.com

This video aims to guide you through an alternative investment option to gold which is “SovereignGoldBond Scheme” introduced by Government of India in union budget 2015-16. This is an informative video illustrating what it means by the term “gold bond” and the various benefits that you derive out of it.
Gold bonds are the best investment alternative to gold. Unlike gold coins or golden jewellery, you don’t have worry about the storage and safe custody of Gold Bonds. They are government securities denominated in gold quantity rather than in rupees thus making it a secure and reliable investment option.
For more details, visit: http://finmaestro.com/blog

This video aims to guide you through an alternative investment option to gold which is “SovereignGoldBond Scheme” introduced by Government of India in union budget 2015-16. This is an informative video illustrating what it means by the term “gold bond” and the various benefits that you derive out of it.
Gold bonds are the best investment alternative to gold. Unlike gold coins or golden jewellery, you don’t have worry about the storage and safe custody of Gold Bonds. They are government securities denominated in gold quantity rather than in rupees thus making it a secure and reliable investment option.
For more details, visit: http://finmaestro.com/blog

Why Gold Investments Will Double in Next 2 Years

GoldInvestment is not so common in India. We buy Gold jewellery or gold coins instead of Gold ETF or E-Gold for investment purpose. Due to uncertain and volati...

GoldInvestment is not so common in India. We buy Gold jewellery or gold coins instead of Gold ETF or E-Gold for investment purpose. Due to uncertain and volatile global economy, the Gold Investments may double in next 2 years. Let's check out the 10 reasons for the same.
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GoldInvestment is not so common in India. We buy Gold jewellery or gold coins instead of Gold ETF or E-Gold for investment purpose. Due to uncertain and volatile global economy, the Gold Investments may double in next 2 years. Let's check out the 10 reasons for the same.
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Watch to know how investments in gold bonds can earn you profits

Watch to know how investments in gold bonds can earn you profits.
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Watch to know how investments in gold bonds can earn you profits.
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Money Guru : Investment tips for investing in digital gold

Watch complete news story of MoneyGuru for getting the detailed news updates!
Zee Business is one of the leading and fastest growing Hindi business news chann...

Watch complete news story of MoneyGuru for getting the detailed news updates!
Zee Business is one of the leading and fastest growing Hindi business news channels in India.The channel has revolutionized business news by its innovative programming and path-breaking strategy of making business news a 24/7 activity as it is not just limited to the stock market. This has made Zee Business your channel to wealth and profit.
Besides updated hourly news bulletins, there is a lot to watch out for, whether it be stock market related detailed information, investments, mutual funds, corporate, real estate, travel or leisure. The channel has the most diverse programming portfolio which has positioned it as a channel of choice amongst viewers. By speaking a language of the masses, Zee Business is today the most preferred for business news.
Some of the popular shows of Zee Business are:
Share Bazar, MandiLive, Aap Ka Bazar, FirstTrade, Big Debate etc.

Watch complete news story of MoneyGuru for getting the detailed news updates!
Zee Business is one of the leading and fastest growing Hindi business news channels in India.The channel has revolutionized business news by its innovative programming and path-breaking strategy of making business news a 24/7 activity as it is not just limited to the stock market. This has made Zee Business your channel to wealth and profit.
Besides updated hourly news bulletins, there is a lot to watch out for, whether it be stock market related detailed information, investments, mutual funds, corporate, real estate, travel or leisure. The channel has the most diverse programming portfolio which has positioned it as a channel of choice amongst viewers. By speaking a language of the masses, Zee Business is today the most preferred for business news.
Some of the popular shows of Zee Business are:
Share Bazar, MandiLive, Aap Ka Bazar, FirstTrade, Big Debate etc.

Indians have a special love for gold. But there is demand and supply mis-match and the fallout of this is high gold import levels, which affects trade deficit. Government recently introduced GoldBond scheme which augment to already existing other paper based options - Gold ETF and Gold Fund. What are the difference between all three and how do they compare to buying physical gold?
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Should You Buy Sovereign Gold Bonds?

SovereignGoldBond Scheme bypasses common problems with physical gold investments. Is it worthwhile to invest in them? Note-Interest rate for latest bond issue: 2.5% p.a.
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Gold has traditionally been one of the most preferred investment options for many people in India. In the past few years huge amount of gold investments by Indians had been impacting growth of investments in financial investments like equities, all types of mutual funds and debt instruments like bonds, among others. This in turn, impacted the money available in the economy for its growth. This was one of the major reasons why the government came up with the Sovereign Gold Bonds Scheme.
The idea was to discourage people from buying physical gold and instead invest in a financial investment linked to gold. Here, we will try to answer a simple question: “Should you invest in the Sovereign Gold Bonds?” That’s coming up in a little while.
Efficient benefit of gold investment
Investing in physical gold has many problems that the gold bond bypasses. When you buy a gold bond instead of physical gold you do not incur safekeeping costs. Remember, you need to lock up your gold in a bank locker. In a gold bond, there is also no fear of the usual gold impurity or loss from making charges.
Superior return to physical gold
The government has promised a top-up interest payout of 2.75% per annum on gold bonds which will be paid semi-annually to the investor’s bank account. With physical gold, you only get the benefit of capital appreciation but in gold bond you get this extra interest benefit beside the capital appreciation.
Long holding period ensures stable return
The bond is issued for a maturity period of 8 years. It saves investors from any mid-term volatility, as over the long term, the chance of any capital loss reduces substantially.
Liquidity option through exchanges
You have the exit option from these bonds after completion of 5 years. These bonds can be traded on stock exchanges. Hence, people who need the cash mid-way, can theoretically sell their bonds on these exchanges if buyers are available. However, if you sell these bonds before maturity you would lose the tax benefits and need to pay taxes on the gains.
Tax free return
The gains made from these gold bonds are totally tax exempt if held till its maturity of 8 years. However, if you sell or transfer it early, long term capital gains tax will have to be paid after taking into account inflation indexation
.
Risk of stagnation
While in the bond’s eight year period, chances of capital erosion are very low, there remains the risk of stagnation of value. For instance, the gold price was Rs 3,939 per 10 gram at the end of 1994 and, after 8 years at the end of 2002, the gold price was at Rs 4,286 per 10 gram, or a return of mere 8.8% in a period of 8 years. This translates to an annual compounded growth of 1.06%. Historically, gold has gone though such long periods of stagnation.
Have limited exposure
While the interest paid on the Sovereign Gold Bond is attractive, it does get balanced out by the risk of stagnation in the gold investment’s value.
We, at FundooMoney, feel that you must have a very limited exposure to these bonds. In any case, all your gold, gold-related and commodity investments including gold exchange traded funds (ETF) should not cross 10-15% of the value of your total investments at any time.
We hope you found this useful. Do share with us and others on this channel your views on investing in Sovereign Gold Bonds by writing in the comments section. For more such actionable personal finance information, subscribe to our channel. Also, visit our website, download our mobile app and stay connected with us on Instagram, Pinterest and Slideshare.
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Sovereign Gold Bonds Features | What are SGBs? By Yadnya

Govt of India has launched the SovereignGoldBonds (SGBs) Scheme last year which seeks to encourage people to buy gold bonds instead of physical gold. Sovereign Gold Bonds are Government securities denominated in multiples of gram(s) of gold which offer fixed interest rate apart from Gold’s capital appreciation. These Bonds are issued by the Reserve Bank of India on behalf of the Government of India and are traded on stock exchange.
Should you buy these bonds? What are the key benefits? How are they better than other gold investments? Please watch the video to get the answers to these questions
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Sovereign Gold Bond 2017-18 – Series II REVIEW

SovereignGoldBond 2017-18 – Series II
Sovereign Gold Bonds are the safest way to buy digital Gold, as they are issued by Govt. of India, You not only benefit from possible Asset appreciation opportunity, but are also assured 2.50%per annum interest.
Applications for Gold Bonds will be accepted from July 10th, 2017 to July 14th, 2017.
Details of Sovereign Gold Bonds
Issue Period: July 10th, 2017 to July 14th, 2017
Issue Price: Rs. 2780
Coupon rate: 2.5% per annum which will be paid semi–annually.
MinimumApplication size: 1 Units ( 1 Gram) and thereafter in multiples of 1 {Upper Cap of 500 gms}
Maximum Application Size: 500 grams per person per fiscal year (Apr–Mar)
Mode of Allotment: Customers will be issued a Holding certificate (Form C). Bonds are eligible for conversion to Demat form
Date Of Allotment: July 28th2017
Tenure of the bond: Period of 8 years with exit option from 5th year to be exercised on the interest payment dates.
(Interest on the Bonds will be taxable as per the provisions of the Income-tax Act, 1961. The Capital gains tax arising on redemption of SGB to an individual has been exempted. )
INTRODUCTIONHonorable finance minister in the union Budget 2015-16 has announced the introduction of a sovereign Gold Bond to reduce the demand for physical gold. Bonds will be issued by the Reserve bank of India on behalf of the Government of India.
The salient features of the scheme are:-
Tenor of the bond will be for a period of 8 years with exit option at 5th, 6th and 7th year. Here exit option for the customer will only be on the next coupon date. This will happen automatically once the redemption is entered
Bonds will be issued in denomination of a basic unit of one gram and multiple of one unit thereafter with minimum investment of 1 Unit (1 Gram).
Maximum amount that can be bought by an entity will be 500 grams per person per fiscal year (Apr –Mar).
Customers will be issued a Holding certificate. Bonds are eligible for conversion to Demat form.
Coupon rate for the investors will be @ 2.5% per annum which will be paid semi – annually. (Interest on the Bonds will be taxable as per the provisions of the Income-tax Act, 1961(43 of 1961). Capital gains tax treatment will be the same as that for physical gold.)
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